Hi cats,
I would like do a batch that verify that my input video file is opened (in mainconcept totalcode) with a specific directshow codec decompressor that usually is used.
Mainconcept totalcode use directshow and normally it use FFDSHOW installed on my windows10 togheter with the LAV splitter (splitter only, not video/audio codec) to load source video file. But if it don't use FFDSHOW, that is properly configured for me, is a problem. So that I would like do a batch the verify it.
How I can do it?
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